Morning offshore
The Hatteras half day leaves at 7 am: mahi and tuna through spring and summer, wahoo and sailfish in winter. $1,475 for up to 6, back around 11 with the catch cleaned at the dock.
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A morning offshore on a 55 foot Hatteras, then the sandbar. Your crew fights mahi, tuna or wahoo, gets the catch cleaned at the dock, and finishes floating with the coolers open.

A full fish box is the trophy. The classic Islamorada bachelor party charter: you fish a half day offshore while everyone is fresh, drags screaming and trash talk flowing, then ride the Poppa Toon to the sandbar for the recovery float.
More than six of you? Split across two boats and turn the morning into a contest. Losers buy dinner, and the fillets bagged at the dock make it a fair bet either way.
Book a morning, bring the coolers, and mention it is a bachelor trip. The captains know how to pace your day, and the groom fights the biggest fish.
From $1,475 Ask about two-boat days
The Hatteras half day leaves at 7 am: mahi and tuna through spring and summer, wahoo and sailfish in winter. $1,475 for up to 6, back around 11 with the catch cleaned at the dock.
The Poppa Toon takes the same group to the sandbar for a half day. $800, coolers welcome.
The evening shark trip leaves at 5 pm and runs 3 hours on stand-up tackle. Every shark is released, and protected species stay in the water. $1,000.




Questions first? Call or text (954) 326-7360
Six per boat. Larger crews split across the fleet and fish against each other.
Yes, bring what your crew likes. The captain keeps everyone inside the lines. Save the big toasts for the sandbar.
A half day offshore runs $1,475 per boat, the sandbar add-on $800. Split six ways, it comes to about $379 each plus the booking fee.

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